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The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016

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PART 3Symbols and legends used in combination with a yellow panel

Sign table — Schedule 4, Part 3

(1)

Item

(2)

Description

(3)

Symbol

(4)

Legend

(5)

Variant of legend

(6)

Legend height (by reference to x-height)

1Waiting prohibited for a time that is not continuous throughout the yearA time period

The legend may include either or both of—

(a) “No waiting”; and

(b) “except” followed by one or more of “taxis”, “ambulances”, “police vehicles”, and where more than one exception is provided for “and” or “&” must precede the final exception

Not less than 15 mm and not more than 40 mm
2Stopping prohibited

1. “No stopping”; and

2. “except” followed by—

(a) “buses”;

(b) “local buses”; or

(c) one or more of “taxis”, “ambulances”, “police vehicles”, and where more than one exception is provided for “and” or “&” must precede the final exception

1. The legend may include a time period

2. The legend may include “taxis” with a time period

3. The legend may include “BUS STAND” provided it is displayed above “No Stopping” and used in combination with “except buses” or “except local buses”

Not less than 15 mm and not more than 40 mm
3

Waiting of goods vehicles

over the maximum gross

weight shown or buses (or

both) prohibited

The lorry symbols are

alternative types

The bus symbols are

alternative types

A time periodNot less than 15 mm and not more than 40 mm
4Waiting prohibited in a Pedestrian Zone or a Restricted Parking Zone

1. “Pedestrian Zone” or “Restricted Parking Zone”; and

2. A time period

25 mm
5Waiting prohibited on a verge or on a footway“At any time on” followed by “verge or footway”, “footway” or “verge”Not less than 20 mm and not more than 40 mm
6Stopping prohibited on a verge or on a footway“At any time on” followed by “verge or footway”, “footway” or “verge”Not less than 20 mm and not more than 40 mm
7Entrance to a designated off-road loading area

1. “Loading area”;

2. “Except by permitted vehicles”; and

3. A time period

1. 50 mm for “Loading area”

2. 40 mm for “Except by permitted vehicles”

3. 40 mm for the time period

8Waiting prohibited in a designated off-road loading area

1. “Except by permitted vehicles”; and

2. A time period

40 mm
9Stopping prohibited in a lay-by except in emergency“No stopping except in emergency”37.5 mm or 50 mm
10Stopping prohibited on entrance markings

1. “No stopping”; and

2. “on entrance markings”

A time period may be included

1. 50 mm for “No stopping”

2. 40 mm for “on entrance markings”

3. 40 mm for any time period

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